Two Realms: Thirty Boxes of Instant Noodles at the Start

Yu Xinyang was trapped in a post-apocalyptic basement, with zombies knocking on the door and no food for three days. In a desperate situation, a green iron door appears out of thin air - the key is in the keyhole. Opening the door, there is a modern warehouse opposite. On this side of the door, a pack of instant noodles in the apocalypse was worth three bullets; on the other side, a bottle of water in modern times only cost two yuan. Yu Xinyang took out three pieces of gold, which he exchanged for tens of thousands in modern times, and then turned around and emptied the supermarket: thirty boxes of instant noodles, mineral water, lighters, and ham sausages. The moment he carried the first box of noodles back to the apocalypse, he understood - to be a villain in two worlds. He exchanged modern materials for apocalyptic crystal cores, which strengthened himself, and then exchanged them for more powerful goods. Recruiting veterans and old ghosts, rescuing the ice superpower Yuan Leng, crushing the bullies with flash bombs and stun guns, the snowball gets bigger and bigger. But the door was targeted. A zombie with a work badge could speak and command the zombies. It cut through the iron door and left two words: "Open the door." Yu Xinyang had no time to be afraid. From the villain to the leader of the caravan, from building the city to fighting against the corpse king, from the modern consortium to hunting down the two world overlords - modern Taobao is bloody in the wasteland, instant noodles are exchanged for bullets, and drones are blowing up waves of corpses. . . This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.